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Chinese zodiac is used in East Asia, Central Asia and part of West Asia. The signs are determined by the activities of animals in a day. Dragon is determined by the foggy time of a day, because it was believed that the dragon is associated with the fog.
Chinese zodiac is used in East Asia, Central Asia and part of West Asia. The signs are determined by the activities of animals in a day. Lóng is determined by the foggy time of a day, because it was believed that the lóng is associated with the fog.


地支 (dìzhī; dei6 zi1; tē-tsi): the twelve earthly branches, opposed by 天干 (tiāngān; tin1 gon1; thian-kan) the ten heavenly stems.
地支 (dìzhī; dei6 zi1; tē-tsi): the twelve earthly branches, opposed by 天干 (tiāngān; tin1 gon1; thian-kan) the ten heavenly stems.
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|龍
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* dragon
* lóng
* whale (Persian)
* whale (Persian)
* snail (Kazakh, Kyrgyz)
* snail (Kazakh, Kyrgyz)
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|兔 (tù)
|兔 (tù)
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|dragon
|lóng
|龍(たつ)
|龍(たつ)
|龍 (용)
|龍 (용)

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